"When we went to Manchester United, I can say it now, we knew they were going to come out strong.

But now when I see teams going to Old Trafford, they are not even scared. They play. Some teams didn't even pass the halfway line. But when I see teams now, they are comfortable - they pass the ball around.

They need to recreate the fear they used to have. Then they will be all right."

On Mesut Ozil: "I would have loved to have played with him. He reminds me in a different way of Robert Pires. He seems like he always has time and we all know that's not the case. He plays like he's playing at home in his garden and nobody is watching."

Easier said than done.

You get scared when its Keane, Scholes, Ronaldo, Rooney that you are facing. What's to fear when you look up and see Young, Welbeck, and Cleverley? They would struggle to get games for Aston Villa, leave alone being Man United quality.

I don't understand why this "fear" crap comes into play, no real footballer should be afraid of anything, you go to where ever you're scheduled to be, and play the game to the best of your ability. Period.